On Fri, 16 Sep 2011 05:20:31 +0200
[email protected] wrote:
> tmux uses C-b as prefix to its commands.
tmux uses whatever you assign.
I like ` better than C-b, so I assign that one as the command prefix
key in ~/.tmux.conf
> Unfortunately everything gets confused, when I run
> vim inside a tmuxified terminal session [...]
The value of ${TERM} should be 'screen' or 'screen-256color', depending
on the color capabilities of the terminal emulator below tmux (urxvt in
my case).
> [...] whether someone here has already won this
> battle and has found a convenient remapping of
> the tmux command prefix [...]
There was no battle. I reassign tmux' command prefix key for
convenience, not necessity. I can even use ` within vim -- just hit `
twice.
Ok, that isn't especially helpful. So, let's start with the usual grunt
work. Please provide name, version and package name, if applicable, for
- operating system. In case of GNU/Linux the distribution, also.
- window manager, if any.
- terminal emulator, if any.
- shell and its environment as printed with `printenv`
- tmux and configuration files, both system wide and you personal
- vim, its configuration files, addons
Regards,
Martin
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